What it's like
It makes rums and spirits on the island, and it stands among the local dining and nightlife options for visitors looking for a drink and a tour.
A visit is simple. Free tours let you see the distilling process firsthand, and free samples are poured at the two bars on site. The shop is the place to buy a bottle or a piece of merchandise to take home. Families and dogs are welcome, and a Mojito Class is offered for those who want to learn to make one.
Good to know
- Tours and samples are free and walk-in, so you can join without booking ahead.
- The distillery welcomes families and dogs.
- Rums are salt-cured in new American oak barrels filled with seawater left to swell overnight at the ocean, a process unique to this distillery.
- A Mojito Class is also offered at the distillery.
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Key West Legal Rum is a rum distillery in Key West, billed as the city's first legal rum distillery. Visitors can tour the still room, taste rums and spirits at two on-site bars, and shop for bottles.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
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